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mer. He drives out 10 hia summer resi-.
denc0 at Oakyiew oyery afternoon as
usual and returns to the White House In
the morning, '3-gi 1877 ,ltE.lt.E RpElJr
CLEvEI, JAPANESE
Tura Out tsry good Reprints Of American
g.Hl School hooks, }Af' i0 r.


t#t g# School hooks.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 3O.-An illns.
tratlon Of the clovstness and initiative
power Of the Japanese, which might also
aerve to point an argument in the discus.
sion Of the international Copyright ones.
ton, 10 afforded by certain Japanese pub.
licationB which have been exhibited TO
prominent. officers Of the State Depart.
ment. ift. 1'F3'BI.lt3 7n'3T-
II appears that when tho study Of Eng.
lish was mado compulsory in Japan, a
number Of American school books were
imported and by formal order made the
text book Of tho native pchoolu. Ameri.
con bookmakers bad quite lucrative
trade for time. But the Japanese soon
turned their attoutton to the subject, aud
after n few experiments began turning
out clever reprints Of the American pub.
licationa Of such excellence and in anch
quantities that the demand Tor the Ameri.
can product has now. practically ceased.
The. only inleriority OF the Japanese
books noticeable ut the casual examination
Is In tho illustrations, and thin Ia accounted
for by the fact that the native engravera
hnye not yet discovered tho art OF cutting
their pictures on the grain end Of the
block, bnt uniformly engraved on the side,
which resulta in a slightly blurred picture.
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Guilty of Unlawful Cutting,
ecia. D!,palch 10 ,M Inle!l.ssnctr.

Special Dapatch 10 TIC lnteslsetnctr. Us aH E
RlrcmE, 9. L., W. Va, June S0.-The
case Of the State against james McGhee waa
put On trial in the Circuit Court here laat
week. McGhee was charged with severe.
ly asahbing Marion Holt at g school house
near Cairo last January. Aitsrward es.
Gaping he was captured by Detective Bur.
nett in Tennessee. Tho defsnac WAS rep.
resented by John A. Hutchinson and P.
". Morris, while the Prosecuting Atsor-
ney Beck did bio almost to convict.
Tho jury alter a short delibsration re.
turned q verdict Of guilty OF unlawful
cutting. Sentence was deferred until yes
tefiay when Judge S.eslsy fined Meg hee
Sl0O and jailed him ior thirty days.
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POLITICAL TliICEERY,
yyllitue,'s Latest Scheme to Drive Hepuhli-
cans Out OF his Department.. y

Vyhitne,'s Latest Scheme to Drive Hepuhli.
cans Out OF his Department.. y
WAsulNaroS, D. G., June 90,-sscsstary
Whitney has originated scheme by
which he hopes to be able to Get rid OF a
number Of tho Republicans who are still
employed at tho different navy yards Of
the country, and the same 10 TO be imme-
diately put into operation. A number Of
bureuus at each yard will be consolidated,
and Democrat Of unquestiocab!e party
fealty put st the head. Their nil the high
salaried Republicans etiil alling positions
are TO be reduced in pay, those now rsceiv-
ing 81 800, for instance, being raddced to
S72O. 1t is the hopo that the men reduced
will resign rather than work at the low
sslsry, in which event Democrats will be
put into their places at the old salaries,
There is no Law Tor the reduction, it be.
ing msdo solely on the authority. OF the
Secretary himself.
Another thing that Secretary Whitney
propoaea is to have at least one Of the new
vessels for the Navy constructed at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, but as the castings
ior them cannot be got ready for another
twelve months, the motive for building the
ship at this Brooklyn yard appears. Cleve.
land carried the Stats of New York in
1854 by. plurality Of only l,047 votes.
That plurality, II is contended, would have
boon wiped out II the Mugwump postlnaa.
ter Of New York city had allowed the lot
ter carriers and other post-oilice employees
an. opportunity to 40 . the polls and vote.
It can be understood how important a
very few hundred votes become at ttnhss.
By filling tie navy yard at Brooklyn dur
ing the campaign With men who will be
forced to vote as the manszement desires,
under psin oil dismissal on a tairre to Dc
SO, 1t ia hoped to secure Democratic, ma
iority aud make up tor any dissatisfaction
that may exist within the psrty ranks.
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CONCORD, N. H., June 3O,-One Of the
most distinct shocks OF earthquake expert.
enced here was felt at 8 o'clock this after.
noon. There we're sevsrsl distinct yibra-
tlons. crocsery and windows being rat.
tied and heavy buildings pcrceptibly jar.
red: In some instances persons ran from
their houees through fear, and the shock
at the State House was so severe that
several Legislators and others sought ref.
uge in flight. The course Of the yibra.
tions seemed to be from the northwest
and reports from surrounding towns show
that the shock was telt as strongly within
their limits as in this vicinity, - ~
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I Gov,rnn ont rr,cgrnph Rates.

yWAsulSoros, June -so---rhs Postmss.
tor General has issued an order fixing the
rates 81 Government telegrams Tor tho
coming yesr. Tho rates are the same as
last gear, but tho basis OF computation
has been changed. lustcaa +; ssyine
rates OF the exact distances from tho p1ac.
where the telegram is filed to tha point Of
destiuation, tbe distances from the State
Or Territorial capital and to the Stste or
Territorial .rapital is computed and tolls
paid thereon. sor instance: telegram
sent from my point il HeT, Work State to
any. point In Illinois :he rate psld is bassssd IS
on tho distance ilom Albsnp to sprins.
Seld. The following are rates: Twenty
words Or moro for any distance up to
i 900 miles, aae cent per word; twenty
words or more fof distance o. $500
milea OF moro, q Genie pcs yord twenty
vorde OF more for distances etesedina
i. l.0Oo miles, add ono.tenth Of the rate toi
LOCO allies ior each 100 nliles in excess o.
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Dinner Signal Caught Them.

PHILADELPHIA, June SO.-A general up.
rising OF the inmates Of the House Of Cor.
rcction yesterday was broken by, a rifle
shot, but not before three OF the most
venturesome had made their escape. At
g given signal the men who were near tho
banks Of .Pennypaek creek ran toward the
stream and four mon loaped into the
water. Their heads ro1e to the surface
end a score more dsahed forward to make
tho plunge. a guard who occupies sen.
Try box on the bsnk OF the quarry fred
four ehots at tho escaping men in quick
succession. The bullets whistled about
their headu, but did not deter them; the
remainder, however, halted and turned
baak. S4i az s7;
Just then the dinner signal sounded,
and from force OF habit tho prisoners fel
into line and were marched back to the
ias,itpsion, where they we're locked up.
Subsequently ono Of the four men that es:
capped Wae captured. ~ "a ~ x, Y 4 IS
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LONDON, June 30.-ln the House OF
Commons tonight Mr.. W. e.. Smith
moved that il the report Of tho Crimes bill
be not reached by Monday cloture bsI ap.
piled. The Parnellites opposed tho motion
which, however, was carried bya vote Of
220 to 100. The speaker then called upon
the Psrnellites to move amendments,
stating opposite their names on the notice
paper. The Psrnollites who were watch
ing the proceedings from the members
slde OF the gallery made no reply. Amend
ments were introduced by Mr.. Baliour,
ChieiSecretary for Ireland, and wers agreed
to without debste, and the bill was re-
ported. Mr.. Balfour announced that tho
third reading Of the bill would be moved
on Tuesday next. '2S I. i !
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Ton Person, sp,o.hored to DEATH

HAVANA, juno 3O.-The Holguin papera
contain accounto Of tragedy that occur.
red there recently. A working man, 90 q
precantion against nmallpox, built coal
FIRE bsfore retiring for tho night and
placed thereon several leaves Of tobacco,
the fumes from which he had boen told
iurniahed 9 safeguard agsinas the dieeaee.
On ths following day, the neighbors no.
tlcing that there was an absence OF any
signs Of life, informed the police aud the
door wau forced open. Then the diecov.
cry WAS made that the workman and his
wile and their eight children we're all
dead. The escaping gna from The ntoys
had EufIocated them. ~ 55.iSs =
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The Purcell Estate,

ClScINSArI, June 30.-1saac j. Miller
and Gustave Tafel, trustees Of the Purcell
creditors, fled their report in the Probate
Court late. yesterday afternoon. II shows
receipts and disbursements since January
4, 1855: Receipts, 800 900; paid creditors,
S5G oo0; paid for expenses aud incident.
a!s, vi 600, leaving balance OIL hand OF
about Sl9 500. The entire debt OF the two
estates Of Archbishop John B. and Father
Edward Purcell is reported at s97, ,oo935 81,
and the number Of creditors that have
proven claims ia 3,l0G. Churches have
contributed in addition to tho above $50.
ga IN small auma to INDECENT creditors Of
the Purcells. - = 80, - =
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tIntper3S Bond Raised.

C,sclSsArl, O., Juns so.-Unitod States
District Attorney Burnett to-day request
cd Commissioner. Hooper to incresss the
bond Of L. L, Harper, late Vice President
Of the Fidelity National Bank to S200;0oO
and that Of Benj r. Hopkins, late
Assistant Cashier, to 100000, and 1t was
done. This action confirms the fact thst
the policy OF the government Is 70 deal
with the atrictest severity with all who
are culpable in the Fidelity catastrophe. Z
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The Mayor wisely calls a special meet,
ing OF Council for tonight, to give the
Firat Branch chance to accept or reject
the resignation OF the Board OF Public
Works, and both an opportunity to elect
new Beard. Tha gentlemen who have
resigned know their own minds and havc
said positively that they will not serve.
Nothing romans but to find three good
men who viii serve. The work must be
done, and the season for doing !. is pass
ing. The people want the streets paved,
and they would like to have the money in
circulation, e i i85s8 ::isI@s = "a. H..
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Half n fcRr,a Fnilurog.

Eew Yong, Juas So.-The mercantile
agency Of R. G. Dun \ Co.,, OF this city
reports that for the Grss hall Of 1857 the
failures in the United States are ;4,Bla in
number, against 5,156 ior; the same period
in the previous year, showing a decline OF
2i4. While there Is a marked decrease
In tho number OF failures, the liabilities
show a slight increase. For, the last half
Of Tie year the liabilities Eere s55, 1885,
600, against s50, ,4Sl 900 for tho first haliof
the year 1856. Tho failures in Canada
during the irst half Of the year 1887 were
72l in number, against 8S9 during the
same period oi 1856. Ths amount OF
liSbllidsu for tho tirst half Of 1857 10 Sl0,-
es3. .0la, against s9,6oi, ,ea7 for the cores.
pondins period OF 1856. n
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Now Railroad,

spRlSaFsRLD, III, Jane s0.-Articlss Of
incorporation yers recorded in the office
Of the Secretary oi State to-day o, the the.
Chicago and State Line Railroad Com:
pany. Il is proposed to ,un q railroad
into or through the county OF Cook, from
q point on the line between the States oi
Indiana and Illinois at the intersection Of
the New York, Chicago 4 St. Louis Rail.
roqd COMPANY 70 the eity oil Chicago. Tbs
principal business office will be ct OH:
cago. The capital STOCK ia 81, 400 GOO, Of
which amount $4,000 is fret preferred
stock, $4,000 is TO be second preferred.
and 100000 Is to be common stock. The
names and places oiresidence OF the per.
aons forming the tsssse2;a.ion, who are
also named as the first Board OF Directors,
are as follows: Frederick 2. Alcott, VIM
4. Vanderbilt, James; "a. Roosevelt and
John s.. Kennedy, Of New York; John
Newell, Az Amesden, P. S. Blodpett, p
B. Smith and MA. Skinner, Of Chicago
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BILL kISSaNE
Enters Dcmurrerto tho Suit OF the Chem
ieal Hank OF New York. .1-

fhterH demurrer 10 tho Suit OF the CEem-
ieal Hank OF New York. s
SAN FRAEclsco, June. SO.-William Kis-
cane, alias ". K. Rogers, fled ademur.
rer in tho Circnit Court to-day to the suit
Of the Chemical National Bank, Of New
York, the beginning Of which action WAS
made tho occasion Of reviving tie remark
bic criminal record Of Kissane in the Esst.
In the demurrer counsel for kissaue held
that the present action is barred by the
statute Of limitations. a&f
The demurrer also stRtes that by tho
said bill OF complaint it appears that de-
fendant was within the State Of New York
subject to the jurisdiction OF the courts OF
the State Of New York, sixteen months
next following and sccr1ing to complain.
ant OF the alleged cause of action in eny
carrts OF the State OF New York or else,
where, and Baid the alleged Cause Of faction
10 barred az law, and thst if complainant
evar had any equity in tho premises the
same Is now STALE Tho Court fa therefore
asked to dismtss the auit. -.
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TIE Visiting colored Odd Fellows bore
themselves we'll aud won good opinions.
The lilo trouble Bome OF them had with
some drivers OF street cars and othsr vehi-
cles is to be regretted. It is the custom to
make way for professions, and no discrim-
ina!iou should be made on account Of
color. Possibly some OF tho visitors we're
little sensitive, and possibly they had
reason to think there was discrimination.
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CHICAGO, June 90,-A Neus special from
Burlington, Wis, says: The drought has
practically destroyed all the crops in thin
vicinity. The ground is becoming so dry
in the lower lands thst the leaves on the
willow trees arc falling oil. Wheat and
rys are 80 thin that the dry ground can be
seen between the rowa The tsssels ara
coming out on the early corn stalks and
;n most places the atalks are but two feet
hiph. - NJ. r Y s la...f. gf.'s. 81
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Emperor William Growing Feebler

BERLIN, June .30--The public is still
much concerned over tho health Of the
Emperor and the Crown Prince. Regard
ing the latter alarming rumors have been
circulated, to which the Post again gives
denial. The Emperor, though in good
health, shows evidence OF increasing fee.
b!eness. His encourage desire to save
him as much as possible from the oblisa.
Tons OF sasuting the people during Ills
drives and walks, which ere now made
with less publicity. The Emperor leaves
the Palace by a different door and tho
Uniform Of bis attendant has been
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Fatal HALLWAY AccI,lcut

cHlLLlcorHE, KS, June SO.-An; acct
dent occurred on tho Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad near Gault, Mo-, yes.
terday, by which Michael E. Cowley, Of
Freeport, llls., was killed aud B. +. Rus.
sell, Of Dallas county, Iowa, and conduc-
tor Hsrpett, Of Stoughton, Wis, were ser
isously injured, Russell probably fatally.
The accident occurred to the construction
train and was caused by tic falling or
and the end tipping on tho car while in
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RUTLAND, W., June S0-This morning
a terrific gas explcsion took place in the
millinery store Of Mary E. Sullivan.
She lit lamp when the explosion &C.
Cured. blowing the windows cut and
goods into tbs street. The Indy WAS ren.
dered unconscious. The interior Of the
Rutland county bank was badly damaged.
Tho locka Of the front doors OF the storea
not opened were blown of and found tif.
teen feet away. Several persons in the
street we're thrown down and one person
badly cut By flying glasa. The damage ia
large, 4. visit y 81, a5.'5 n ~
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Light Weight Cl,amy,lonship.

BosTos, June sso.-A meeting Of tho
friends OF Jack {McAulif, light weight
chsSlp;sp Of America, and Jsm Carney,
light weight champion Of England, oc:
match Tor the light weight championship
ot tic world: Both were present to sign
the articles q asreement, which .stipulate
that tho fight will be to q Gnieh With akin
tight gloves, Marquis of Qaeensbury rules,
the battle to be for s., 500 a side and to taka
place between the lat and 9Th day OF Oc,
tobsr peSt within 500 miles Of Boston.
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TIE good people OF Rowan county, Ken
tuck,v, ere armed to the teeth to preserve
the pEsCo. They are going to put an end
10 murder and lawleasuess if they have to
tsks the law into their own hands and
kill another batch to accomplish their
public spirited end. Rowan cannot fail
10 have on influx Of invalids vine dc.
sire to quiet their nerves. i!i5g i Z
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Only "I,illy" Enjoys Himself.

New YoRK, June 5O.-A Montreal special
Gays the "boodle" aldermen appear very
much disconcorted over sharp's convic'
ton. They refuse to see reporters, but
their frisnda say they feel badly, aa they
consider their stay is now indefinitely
prolonged hers. Moloney, however. ap-
psars as happy as cricket. He and his
family are enjoying themselves at Lachine.
"Billy" has purchased q steam yacht and
ho nayiga:es tho waters OF Lake ST.. Louis
doiiy. 50 =. II
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" any concern In the world can afford
to pay its employees living compensation,
that concern is the Standard Oil Com.
many. But 1t is in tho habit Of riding
rongh-shod, and now 1T is trying its force
in new direction. Z
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TuE selling price Of natural gas stocks
has little relation to their real value. Tho
Pittsburgh 'men>who are heavily in the
business arc willing that the quotations
shall be low. Then there is less induce
ment Tor neT capital to come in and take
a alice OF the business. ~ ;. 3, .f; jgs
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MR. RUDOLPH EcuNAUnELr ID better OF
in Norway than he would bs in Chicago,
and Il he DO wise man he will never
CONE hack. The hemp crop is not ex.
hsusted, and Ararchieta are at discount
in this lind Of the free.
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Bou14S0Es nsy not be the greatest Of
Frenchmen, but tho people think ne is
some pumpkins. snd that gives him hold
auch as no ,Frcnehmau has had since
Gamhetts. The great heads may have to
call him bsck before they so much further.
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THANKS to the good sense and. COM
pyCmiuing disposition OF both sides, the
iron scale has been signed, work Ia 10 60
on, and the good money is to circulate SO
usual. All this is much better than the
thiny TINT might have beon. 4,
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At Pit'sburEh-Boaton, s; Pitts, 10.
At Indisnapolis-Nsw York, IL; Ind, 10,
AtSt Louis-Louisville, II; st. Louis, 4.
At Washington, /: Chicago, 8.
:, At New York--Athlelic, 4 Brooklyn, 8.
Thirteen innings. IN s'ss
At New York-Mets., 4; Ba1to., Is. e.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Olsv., l3,
Az Detroil--Detroit, 10; Philadelphia, 5.
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Sailors Sentenced to D.a,,,.

LONDON, Juue 80 This captain and
three seamen Of tho Britiah bark : Ls5y
Douglas, which arrived here May 81, from
Gascoyne, w. A., have been sentenced to
death for murde,ing q Malay sailor on the
voyage: Their defence was thu. the Malay
was fanatic and his couducs constant
menace 70 the safety Of the ship and crew.
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Want itnID Bnilly.

ELKuoRs, Wis, June sO-The contin.
ned dry weather is disastrous to crops In
Walworth county, portions Of it not hav-
ing been visitsd by rain in seven weeks.
Barley and oats will not prove mora than
half a crop and hay not more than one
fourth. Winter wheat is looking fair, but
spring wheat is very poor. rs
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80. g.l1,, ~ y t.Hir17tCI'IIsi /.
She Knew Him Well,

rs my husband hero 2" anxiously in
CURED care.worn woman Of the sids.
show ticket'tsker. "Don't know, ma am,
but s'pose he ia; all the good-looking men
on the ground are iuside."'a 5''ls the tat.
tooed man in there ? John asid he waa
going to see it.""No, ma'am; no fat.
tooed man in there, /" replied the attend.
ant. "Woll, 1guess I'll 60 in then. John
never gets anywhere he Guys he's going.
Hes the kind Of man you cau depend on
every time" aud she bough. ticket aud
went in. So Ia. .lII -.s lsif. h
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Urea, N. Y.,,Juae 30-chasl Rosrs,
the West Shore Express robbsr, was to.
day ssntencsd to twenty years hard labor
IN the Auburn prison. Roark left ior Au.
burn this afternoon. 5s 80 : -
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Turned Prizs Fighter.

PrrranuRau, June: aO.-steve Brodie,
the bridge jumper, and Pat o'Lesry, the
well.known pueilist, have been matched
to fght within o hundred miles OF Pitts.
burgh on July 10. The fight will be to
finish, London prize ring rules to govern,
for $500 q side and purse. Two ounce
plovea will be useu, 561ssi iel'I r. u Il = ~ !,
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Who is tho idiot that invented Gen.
Sheridan az the author OF the flag return
ing scheme? The credit belongs to the
Cleveland Administration. "Lst no guilty
man escape"
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rIeuro Pneumou,n IN N..,yy vi. !; -

Ne NEw Yong, June 80 The pleuro. pneu. l,ll :
rlt'l monlta, which has been raging in The, the
upper part Of Westches.er county, hiss at.
tacked tho cattle at Throggs Neck. Tho
staIe othctsls were notified yesterday and
esr,ct Quarantine was established. The
injected animals will be killed at once. 4
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KAriolAyl ID coming back. This will
give Boston chance to buy como more
flowers at marvellous cost. A compromise
might bo effected on tho basis Of giving
the dtaky Qteen half the money.
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presldsnps Sum, III or Plans.

WAsuIsasoK, June so.-It is stated at
the White House to-day that tho Presi-:
dent has decided to attend tho centennial
celebration at Clinton, N. ", on the 18TH
prox., but beyond that he has not yet
completed his arrangements for the eupl-
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Kalamazoo Dsfeatety.

Special Dispatch 70 Tie In!slligencer. va.
ZASEsvlLLE, O., June so.-The home
club was defeated until the fourth inning
to-day, but pnlled out Of the box in great
shape. Eaaton was batted hard but had
grand sunnnrt. Scnrn: -, ~. -.